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post Bedroom Furniture

September 30th, 2007

Filed under: Blog — Tom @ 4:29 pm

There is a furniture site that is well organized , with an easy to browse product catalog. The furniture appears to be quality and the site says i can have it shipped in a very short period of time. Looks to me like these folks care about their customers. There is furniture for any room.

This is a great bedroom furniture store. They have a good selection of bedroom furniture , kid bedroom furniture,and child bedroom furniture.


All in all, a good site, hosting what appears to be fine products, but seeing is believing, so have a peek and tell me what you think.

post Tiny MJ

September 30th, 2007

Filed under: Blog — Tom @ 3:43 pm

Heres the “tiny Michael Jackson”. He is often found in the subways, doing his MJ impression. I think hes good and in NYC he is a celebrity unto himself. I am amused anyways.

post Bonding

September 30th, 2007

Filed under: Home and Life — Tom @ 2:06 pm

A surety bond is a form of a guarantee, some people think it s insurance, but it is actually a line of credit. The bond guarantees different things depending on the insurance.

People often wonder how to go about getting a bond, and if it it difficult. Its not difficult, as you only need to apply to get one, well to start the process anyways. Often, your bonding agent can have the result for you the same day, but sometimes takes up to four days to find out the results. You will then be made aware of the premium you must pay, and will hash out the whole bonding agreement between you and the bond issuer. After all is said and signed, your bond will be issued to you in 24-48 hours.

In this agreement you are considered to be the principal, and as such you must pay a given amount of the bond to be reffered to as a premium. The bond then gives you a credit to surety which covers a greater amount with a guarantee. If you do not adhere to the terms of the agreement a claim can come up. If this becomes the case, the bonding company will look to you to pay the claim and and legal fees incurred.

You might be asking yourself, why have a bond if I must pay the legal fees? I say again, a bond is not insurance, it is credit. You are still required to pay any claims against your credit.

A way around a bond is to post cash, or even a letter of credit. The benefit to bonding is that you usually will not have to post collateral giving you more capital, and the premium found with bonds is not unlike the fee paid for a letter of credit.

Are bonds expensive? Well that depends on the type of guarantee. It also depends on who is being bonded. Being as its credit everyone has a different rate.

You need one in a few lines of work to be certain you will follow certain rules. The one most readily coming to mind is that of a general contractor.

A general contractor would be most interested in a performance bond and a mortgage bond would be geared towards a real estate broker.

post Unlikely Pair

September 29th, 2007

Filed under: News — Tom @ 6:44 pm

A couple just married in Argentina have shown that love has no boundaries - more so when it comes to age.

Adelfa Volpes married Reinaldo Waveqche in Santa Fe. Santa Fe is in northern Argentina. They had a civil service, and had been engaged for many years.

She is 82, and he is 24.

Adelfe was a friend of Reinaldo’s mother, they have known each other Reinaldo’s entire life.

The love formed when Reinaldo moved in with her, after being orphaned at 15.

Someone asked Adelfa if the marriage was an entirely spiritual affair, to which she laughed and said “There will be more!”

Reinaldo claims that he enjoys his wifes’ zeal for living, and claims shes very special to him.

They will honeymoon first in Rio de Janeiro, and then move on to Spain.

post Term Papers

September 28th, 2007

Filed under: Blog — Tom @ 10:00 pm

School has started. More study, less play. Papers to write, tests to get ready for. But what if someone wrote your tests for you? Then you could get a date, or go to a concert, or theres that fraternity party on Saturday!

You can get custom writing , never before published, and you can get some free time, and a good grade. Everything from term papers to research writings. They offer unlimited revisions for free.

Borrow the brainpower, and go have fun!

post Tropical Beach in England

September 28th, 2007

Filed under: Travel — Tom @ 9:50 pm

A online site which asks vacationers to discover a hidden  beach covered in palm trees in Cornwall that is infamous for its topless bathing has been shown to be a fake.

People wanting to explore the untouched heaven of white sand and tropical waters with “very hot stewardesses” - are sent on a reckless search  OUT of the county.

They are instructed not to be deterred by locals who may “pretend not to know” exactly where Porthemmet Beach is located.

But the name itself hints at the prank, because emmet is a Cornish word defining ant, but is used as a slang word used for invading tourist types.

The site, which has  its own online souvenir  shop, was set up by Cornish educator Jonty Haywood as a prank.

It has garnered a cult following inside  Cornwall and a organization of over 2,000 people have created a tribute on social  site Facebook.

Jonty says that sending people looking for an imaginary beach is funny, and is surprised people from other countries think they have a tropical beach in England.

The Cornwall tourism board is concerned that tourists will think Cornwall is hostile to them, that is not the case. Tourism is a very important part of the local economy.

post Real Estate Test

September 28th, 2007

Filed under: News — Tom @ 9:14 pm

Today education is imperative. As we advance more and more, an increase in mandatory education will become evident and necessary.

Thankfully, there are some careers in which the certification is greater than a diploma. In these fields its possible to take a test, and upon passing it be certified to work in that field. Most sections of the Internet Technology field fall into this category.

So does real estate, a prosperous career to be sure, and if you have the proper study materials, and easy one to get into. make sure you have the materials you need to pass the california real estate test. Take it, pass it, get a dream job!

post Wow!

September 28th, 2007

Filed under: Blog — Tom @ 9:04 pm

First, I have always thought this was a photo for movie promotion, it was not until now I discovered otherwise.
That said, I am utterly and totally amazed, I have trouble with simple drawing, I cant fathom having skill like this. Damn Amazing, and a fine picture too!

post Free Raleigh, NC Getaway

September 28th, 2007

Filed under: Travel — Tom @ 8:28 pm

Raleigh is a city is North Carolina. When you think of city, you might think of traffic, skyscrapers, crowds. A very steel and glass jungle comes to mind when I hear the word city. But thats because you have not visited Raleigh.

Raleigh offers the convenience of a city, with the feel of a town. Raleigh is a city that lets you feel cozy and at home. Is it because of the friendly and cordial people? Maybe it is because you dont feel like the city wants to chew you up and spit you out. People in Raleigh do not appear to be offended if you ask for the time, or directions to a nearby place. They almost seem pleased you considered their fine city good enough to come visit it.

Maybe you want to visit Raleigh, but think you can not afford it. I found it is not an expensive place to go to. It could be thats part of the “down home” attitude. The merchants don’t try to scalp the folks who spend time with them.

A big bonus is that there is a drawing that would allow you to win a Raleigh getaway. It includes the following:

-One night accommodations for two at the Courtyard by Marriott Raleigh Crabtree Valley
-$25 gift certificate to Bloomsbury Bistro
-Free VIP admission for two to Rum Runners
-2 tickets to the North Carolina Theatre
-2 tickets to the N.C. Museum of Art’s Landscapes from the Age of Impressionism
-2 tickets to Dinosaurs: Ancient Fossils, New Discoveries at the N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences

Winning this would allow you to experience the kindness of these people, it would give you some knowledge of their traditional southern culture, catch a sporting event or just take a greta hike and watch the trees change color. I personally would go see Carolina Ballet’s Carmina Burana. Thats a great show!

Everyone should enter to win a FREE Raleigh Getaway. Its a great package at a great time of year. Who couldn’t use a Fall Getaway?

post Ads Banned in China

September 28th, 2007

Filed under: News — Tom @ 6:55 pm

China has banned TV channels from  showing arousing ads for bras or sexy panties. Does this have anything to do with the big communist meeting next month?

China has also banned “sexually provocative sounds” from TV.

China has said they are cracking down on “low-brow and base” adverts for sexual toys and commercials or ads featuring celebrities attesting to the effectiveness of some medicines.

Spokespeople for the party claim that the officials who mange commercials must strengthen their political resolve, and empower the responsibility to society.

Preceding this ban, was the one that removed reality shows that had anything to do with cosmetic suregery or sex changes. Talent contests were banned during prime time viewing.

The edicts that have to do with social media have been coming fast and furious from Beijing lately.

The Communist Party only has congress every 5 years, during which the policies are rolled out and the leaders are appointed. Its a very sensitive ordeal.

TV media is encouraged not to report on activities in a hurry, and to ask what is best for China. “Strictly adhere to propaganda requirements.

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